The --verbose from MySQL doesn't have an option to output to file that I know of, so what I would do (tested to work) is to redirect DOS output which is where the results of --verbose is being displayed/output.

Note the 2>{output.log} portion AND, no, the 2 is not a type-o. :)
What will also work is 1>{output.log} 2>&1 << this will pipe the standard output to file path specified and the 2>&1 will redirect standard error to same file as standard output. I found with mysqldump --verbose that the standard error is what is utilized, but the second example probably your best method to use if going to add other options to try to get more detail although I am not sure which other may be helpful to you than the --verbose ... just matters what all you need.

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